New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
REPUBLICAN CLUBS TO MEET.
CONVENTION PLANS MAKING PROGRESS.


| CONVENTION PLANS MAKING PROGRESS
| ACTION OF TIE NETWORK CITY cLUB-THE sTATE
TICKET APPROVED.
largely attended meeting OF the Republican Club
| held last evening In the club rooms ut No. 80 IVES
Tvenryeghth-st. II the first regular meeting OF thu
club since the vacation and there big rep
resentaton OF the members Among those present
| President James r. Foster. Mr.. G. Addoms, william
North6eld Emigration Commissioner Taintor. Ex-Ader
man John W. Jacobns. James w. Hawes. Mahon Chance
Simon Stevens ABB Price, HARDWOOD r. Pool Joseph Pool
Andrew b. Humphrey, James g. Lehmaier and W
| NJ. X. Olcott Tic Committee on Associate organ
| izations presented report the subject o.
the National Conference OF Republican Clubs proposed
to be held In this city in November or December The
Republican State ticket cordially approved. por
| trait OF John Roach was presented to Tho club.
room was ed and many were standing in the hall and
ante-room Treasurer Price reported that there was
The Committee National Affairs reported that the
anniversary American nde pendence had been cele
an appropriate manner by speeches. recitations and In
the evening by display Of fireworks Ten candidates
were proposed for membership
Joseph Pool. chairman OF the Committee Associate
Organizations read the folio wing report:
Tho understand Committee on Associate Organizations
Erecting committee to opsn fence
tho general those ORGANIZATIONS would favor
holding Nston, convention 10 be composed oil delegates
IN order 70 follow out the line Of the resolution CORE;
the country from whom the committee obtained tho names
large number Of clubs came in communication
~ reason o. tns . ssgSra editorials N TE
set forth what club doing In this matter some
States editorial ia1Srns prop@seT
Sh a Sy the e & & @ sSs % 200
different clubs, Responses were received from seventeen
yania twenty f,e in Rhode Island thirty IN ONO
six In Michigan hve In Illinois, sItoen In Connecticut
IN Ind.aha, In kentucky IN tOlofado Two IN
Tennessee SIX n iowa one in Washington Territory i've IN
Massachusetts three Nebra ,ka aud in Minnesota
AMI tina that he held IN Se%YorF civ large
number delegates and authorized their presidents TO
beg leave to state that This proposed
ican throughout The 40 letters received
faith and in the Republican party its principles
aud all of which submitted herewith for the IN
Your conducting this correspoadence have
Presidential esndidaie believing that any
ject convention several invitations extended
70 the nmt to attend ~ the asna nsSn mani S
the pos,by some action maxht be taken at such
candi ate Tor Presi emit the
committee was met In most friendly spirit by such organ
The cinlttee mailed over 800 copies Tribune
and MAJ and Erpes containing editorial article at length
showing e roress mate y The cSss o. the
Mr. Ioason tile secretary of the committee conducted
the part OF the correspondence moi however Without
nrs eonieIrng with s mo,Ses S The committee ne
expense date has heen sllO patti for NEwYogS
e. for when he hos ar iisaiiaei acooant
Ynr committee therefor. reoompeo that the president mt
tie .,isnse of holding convention. amt TIA; when the
Republican cln BIS 10 meet In this city ~.
TDwaRp /. BAeuErr
JosKrn ULLM.s.
JAMES r. FOsTER
The committee recommended that n convention be
called at a time to be hereafter named James W.
81. .lsf.< h.
ceived and it, recommendation adopted This car
ried unanimously.
President Foster said that under resolution adopted
by the Executive Committee he authorized 10 APP
point committee of nfty. including the special COM
mttce devise for holding the proposed conven
ton. He would appoint such committee. Meantime.
had prepared the following circular for the infornia-
ton of those appointed rs such committee:
doubtless read tn. various reports
iauc 10 tie proeosod convention Repuboan Clubs 70 be
under auspices Of the Repubiican Climb OF NowYork
200 clubs have into with uA and
Enclosed - the circasr committee
club issued anu the presidents OF clubs as t.
the la. taken up ths protect svoasr and the result
or snss 80 rs'.Iy Of s,s lsE.so,s and s..'r saesr
have been as delegates 10 the convention aud their
It's IN, stepping victory 1888 to be ve
thoroughly organized and New York state will receive
the galsr'ng Of from Maine 70 kon'uoky and from
Tits ,o.eiasu is Of sueh magnitude large reception
s ss % s ns @ sn s e
and has grown 10 these proportions tho elnb viii be
large yu strengthened materially.
ndst r.eution q the executive committee o. the club
at ~, LIST Sea1se OF hty ibSaS 10, the
s :. the s In; 10 esss Tor n. ons The
pose OF sas.,ss Of T s sns ro% %
requested TO mee, az the club sonse on Thnry srsnns
with the above resolution OF tho Executive Com
mItire Please do not fail TO attend.
nell president of the Lousvls Republican Publishing
COMPANY who writos thai Republican League Is being
The Erpnlcan STATE Oonnmittse he bad visited several
counties and made organizations. He adds:
our recent election result o. partial organization
such were abs 70 make wthoa, money and ia The ce
Of ds di.ooaraesmsnt oil pis %ilouss RON 40 600
work 10 do IT. iepublcan v'ctoryfor
Of T.. returns Tho oSI%s Wigs IRON u,
on u. a. Ss WITH The @
l. W. Hawos, chairman OF the Committee OF Seventeen
appointed to md the Republican state Convention at
Saratoga reported the result OF the convention lie
the work Of the coveniion was enneny salts
tsetSry 70 az 20 s thu Repebeans Of Ss ey ssd st.o
The convention took such kindly view OF the club has
Colonel Frederick d. Grant lcnsers the candidate
Secretary of STATE. and James A. Dennsop, the candi-
elected delegates 70 the convention from this city
from osa. There were sovera aliernates from
,n,s ey OF t ne club. Altogether there
were twcnty-one msmbsrs 81 the club present at
the committee could offer only words OF praise There
was entire harmony endeavor made 10 suppress
all personal luminosity and nning
There general expression OF confidence and be
lief that victory would be won. 10y the Republican
parry In the approaching erection. There only
drerencs and that the liquor plank Of the plat
form grew OF tho fact that OF the del
exaes thought II should be stronger. Senator Evsrss
admirable position showed that the plank set forth what
desired to accomplish and went as far as the party
could nationally go. No Republican convention In this
State able In u. Mr.. Hawes offered the
the following resoutioe, which was adopted unani
nously:
Eesoc,d That this club approve the platform adopted BY
the Rspublican State Convention held AZ saratoga
and pledge Its hearty support 10 tho ticks nominated
William Brookhed moved that a committee OF i've I've
appointed to make preparations Tor ratification meet
ing and this was ordered.
4 A. RIPLEY, fr5m the Committee for Dev.sing Ways
and Means niDg the Polls Election Day. pro-
posed be for each Of tho sig election
districts who should wear badge This was amsnded
TO Include each poll IL further resolved
that the club appoint OF It's members Tor each
Assembly District TO have charge OF these men cleo
tlon day This was carried. Another proposition
was that u be advertised In the newspapers